THE KING'S PILGRIMAGE.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18170, 16 August 1922, Page 9

THE KING'S PILGRIMAGE.

A DRAMATIC JNCIQENT. [FBOM PVR .'.OWN > COBBESPONOENT-] :'., ; > liOKDON;, July■?] 7 : ',VI In Mr. Ffts*^;account"-of,..the King's arid Belgium' the fouowiog-fpramailc incident .igi yelated. Whitei 'Mjk'ihal Eoch and Ear) Haig were discussing old. battles together the King listened; with kesY-]rit«re&t,.i»i)ir).j> was .pearly at thp cordial comradeship of the--two soldierp. He" turned' to them ait? one point with the confident query: 'Toujours bens amic n'est ce pas?' Marshal Foch replied fervour: 'Toujours, toujours, pour las, m ernes causes ei pour le» memea raisons,' and grasped Earl Haig's hand. As th«b;-v,' two marshal/i clapped hands in. the of comradeship, the King placad over theirs. / ■'. ',<:•-* iin ii ■ i i :. r»".-_~- ).*..''

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